Choose the interface that suits you the best, putting your apps and functions right where you want them. Handle the 4G phone comfortably with one hand. And change the settings in only two clicks. Count on the Xperia E4g to make everyday life easier.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is the 2015-released sixth generation flagship smartphone of the world's most loved phone series Galaxy. The hi-spec, 128GB flat handset is loaded with features that will inspire the tech-savvy. First off, it offers a 5.1-inch Quad HD touch display that's twice as clear as the regular Full HD screens. With a screen resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, this Super AMOLED display is the ideal deal for multimedia viewing and gives you a breathtaking portable home-entertainment experience. Physically, the handset (essentially a phablet) is made of a perfect amalgam of glass and metal. The screen is made of next-generation Corning Gorilla Glass 4. Samsung Galaxy S6's internal hardware comprises of a powerful SoC with 64-bit 14nm architecture. The chip comes with an Octa-core CPU featuring four (Quad) 2.1GHz core and four (Quad) 1.5GHz core processors. Its internal 128GB ROM has Google's Android OS v5.0 (Lollipop) preloaded. On the outside, the phone boasts a powerful 16MP rear image sensor with AF, Live HDR and Optical Image Stabilization. Furthermore, there's a 5MP front cam for some great selfies for your social networks.

The Xiaomi Mi 4i was designed to be an affordable semi-flagship, but tries to punch above its weight. The Mi 4i is thinner, lighter and more connected than the original, and lands straight on Android Lollipop.

The Xiaomi Mi 4i shares plenty of DNA with the original Mi 4, some of the hardware duly scaled down for affordability. The software though genuinely tries to make up for it. The Xiaomi Mi 4i boasts a premium 5" IPS 1080p display and a very capable 13MP camera, both shared with the flagship. The Snapdragon 615 chipset with an octa-core processor integrates Cat. 4 LTE with the added benefit of dual-SIM support.

The Mi 4i has to do without the top-of-the-line dual-glass chassis of the original, but its conventional polycarbonate unibody makes it thinner and lighter, without compromising looks and notably improving the grip. Bottom line, the Mi 4i is built to be cheaper but doesn't look it. Plus, you do get the latest MIUI 6 launcher on top of a buttery-smooth Lollipop OS.